Executive Biographies

Louis G. Henry

Vice President for Management and Development

Current Job Responsibilities 

As Vice President for Management and Development, Mr. Henry supports both the internal management operations of MJW, and the development of new markets and services. Mr. Henry is highly experienced in organizational management, business development, regulatory liaison, nuclear engineering, health physics, and emergency management. Mr. Henry provides direct client services in two major areas; nuclear engineering and emergency management services. In his capacity as a nuclear engineer, Mr. Henry manages all aspects of client projects including project design, cost estimation and control, execution, safety management, regulatory compliance, and documentation. He has managed a variety of projects including decommissioning and decontamination projects, safety analyses, site surveys, waste management, licensing, and program design. 

Mr. Henry has also provided emergency management services, including emergency exercise design and execution, radiological risk assessments, emergency response training, radiological accident consequence analysis, and emergency planning support. Mr. Henry is highly experienced at disaster planning and emergency response. He currently serves as the Chair of the Erie County Disaster Preparedness Advisory Board, Assistant Team Leader for the South Towns Hazardous Materials Response Team, Radiological Officer for the Erie County Specialized Medical Accident Response Team, and as the Erie County Radiological Response Officer. 

Work Experience 

MJW CORPORATION:
     Vice President for Management and Development

OTHER:
     The University at Buffalo:
          Director, Occupational and Environmental Safety/Environmental Health & Safety, 1995 - 2001
          Director, Research Facility Services, 1993 - 1995
     Buffalo Materials Research Incorporated, Director and General Manager, 1984 - 1993
     Nuclear Science and Technology Facility (NSTF):
          Director, 1981 - 1984
          Associate Director, 1980 - 1981
          Sr. Health Physicist, 1978 - 1980
          Reactor Operator/Engineer, 1975 - 1978 

Educational Background 

B.S. (1975), Nuclear Engineering, State University of New York at Buffalo
Various Graduate Courses in Nuclear Engineering, 1975 - 1977
Covey Seven Habits Leadership Program
Covey Principle Centered Leadership Program
Cornell University - Discovering Leadership Program
Emergency Response Training - Firemanship, Technical/Structural Rope Rescue, Hazardous Materials Response, Incident Command, Domestic Preparedness
Department of Defense - Train the Trainer: Weapons of Mass Destruction Awareness, Operations, Technician, Command
Department of Justice - Emergency Response to Terrorism
ODP - various terrorism courses 


Professional Affiliations 

Health Physics Society
Chair, Erie County Disaster Preparedness Advisory Board
Erie County Specialized Medical Accident Response Team
Steering Committee, Buffalo/Erie Metropolitan Medical Response System
Radiological Officer - Erie County Emergency Services
EMS Advisory Committee, Town of Hamburg
Erie County Domestic Preparedness Advisory Committee
Advisor - Erie County Sheriff Department